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baseballhs posted:
I couldn't find an exact 86 for 2020, but here is an idea of where he is at just for exit velocity.

Yeah, and 85 on the mound was 94th percentile for the 2020 class this year. And a 6.92 sixty was 95th percentile for the 2020 class this year.

Considering the kid is a sophomore, those would be excellent numbers if he achieves them in March.

Those numbers are roughly equivalent to (but actually slightly better than) -- for a senior -- 90 on the mound (93rd percentile for the class of 2018 this year) and 6.72 for the sixty (92nd percentile for the class of 2018 this year).

12/16/1710:09 AM

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